"Green Runabout" is dominated by a large circular form near the center.
The pantoum is an ultimately circular form, but, more importantly, its entire structure suggests a hesitant sort of progress.
Mr. Sis has also used the circular form as a carousel, with children playing and riding on whimsical animals.
But the thing they insisted on, and I think they were proven right, was keeping the circular form, the historic form.
Most of the works in this show are in a glossy, candy-colored circular form, like a spare-tire cover for a luxuriously customized car.
The sound, too, was remixed into a circular form, stripped down to match the beach environment by Björk, her engineer Chris Elms, and binaural sound expert Chris Pike.
Saint Anna Lake is a dead lake formed inside a crater, lying at an elevation of around 950 metres, and of a nearly astonishingly regular circular form.
Quirkily enough, the artist's life followed a circular form: He was born in December 1866, and he died the same month in 1944.
"In the Blood: A Memoir of My Childhood," by Andrew Motion, the British poet laureate and noted biographer of Keats and Philip Larkin, has the expected circular form.
The circus lost its circular form in 1886 with the construction of Shaftesbury Avenue, which was built over former rookeries (slums) in Soho and St. Giles.
To the final stage of the Neolithic probably belong the rich house sites of both rectangular and circular form at Lough Gur, County Limerick.
